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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
DanfinA Gfaormics.

ALLEN DODWOKTI NO. 6-1 FIfth-avc.
~ CLASSES and private lessons for dancing VIII conf
mrue SATURDAY. Send cent stamp Tor circular
giving all particulars 49,
IA PANANE thu Partisan sensation ~ last sea-on nly
descrhel Allen i"orti JUS! published ~ "oIloh
son. 40 IS East l4ti-t ,,,..
DANCING. &C. comp etc ln-tru. ton book by ALLEN
DpDW JRT published ~ Harper BROTHERS
ALEXANDER MACGRkGORS.
y Madison Ave. g. S1th-'L. private lessons ana
class. In dancing resume. saturday. oct -
EARL MAKWlG.
lu- West IS composer - art-tlc dances ana en-
society
l.. hour. from 10 To II 80 a ui
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, lG2
j last 5jth ban. Bullugl. Cla,ss1 are now form
NJ private clt-. Lessons R~openns reception luns
day, October H. send for circular
IL NICKERBOCkER DANCING ACADEMY,
IN li-st. al the latest dances waltz ~ 'cla
q, terms moderate. receptions Meln--dAy amt SATURDAY
nights
CAUSES ACADEMI. Adclrhi Hail. 52d-st
Broadway day and evening classes private icsso
An hours send Tor circular
NV'ALiX Taught rapdly. private aud class
w lessons C4rtl'r- Dane AGA teny 10 5h
ave. Two large halls 10 1t Tor entertainments terms mol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
NEW-Y YORK ONTARIO H. IVES TERN KY
Irals leaAe tlom eLres AZ IVES. as1 A!.d gay 81


West 42d, 7 so a. Jayst., 80 a. m. for Mulso
tallsburg. Monticello Liberty Walton n'h ~
Norwich 4 tea, Rome, Oneida, Fulton, OswcgO buh"0'
Detroit, Mallklll Valley points. ...
42d, 4 10 D. IN. jays 3 55 D. m, for Mdn,o
town, filrnviile. Falsburg MJntcelio Liberty "n''
Lake. waikiki Valley points. -, ~.
8 Jo Jay-st., 3 10 p. M, utiy
Midietown. tasbure Liberty Walton, Norwch, ohrius
Uswego, Suspension Bridge. Deuot. Chicago, 81 iDoS
pullman slcepngcar cribs reserved n 3OI r"a1Sst.
tables tickets &C. 2oI, So7, ga is.5 b ,51s
way 737 Uth.aye 1874 Fast i25th St, 26i west i-0'"
st., n. Y. J. T. ANDERSON, Is. T. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

SPIRITS OF rUnPENrtN6.
GxAxLR-roS oct. l5.-rurBeatins nrn at SO: asked
sAyANy>u oct IL. lurpsntiae hrM at J-c pa
MuwIx6TrS. oct ID -Iurpsstlhs hIin Al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

ERIE RAILWAY.mThroHgh ,,u trains Ilnso iea 1Ss
. local %fs Trains 's ssds Sn 20 nla'
utes earlier. .., n..w,oa.roo,o
ssss. D.IRey aaRfs, DdSss sssSS:
tc.she. pS ISn SiiEsai ss .s,
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g. - 60 % . go Zig s. sis
- % 80 y q 20 M NJ Z osS.. =, .is Sss
P.s.is Az 1 70 a. B j. 5S %lS'sn suussy.
'';;'s5 js:& *; q 3 : g e.
;s & iS sssa $ e. Is. S I i; 4:
80 3D. 49, q &c. g % m. ava ii midnight saua.,
s1 e.: E & - e g
s r. Is. e g 80 &c. ~ ;. az H1 ii
wsx 80 "a Is Z go 55dp IL 70 H. asO 80
Mcaaesaf S' and White LAKE. 4AS. . m. 80 p n
sSH1s cotnwan So ,ss 80 d no 40
Mon :He e@t P sSna'y' % IS ~ "a ana suDa4s. 3d.
rss ssa days E.s se2, so
li 70 e Sundays, - Is g 70 50 20 t
p N. Additional trains Goshen sai WAY, % y: q.
Il t,oshen aud Mlddietowu as a sundays ofo
m. ,.,.- ~
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room
Sleeping Coaches be obaned and orders Tor the
OF baggage may DC eit az inc Com,
Iany's Offices Nos. 3l7 40l. III. 9o7 BrOaiway ioI
Mest-st, New-YOrk NO. 33i tuton'sI DiooSiJn' VI ~
the COmpanys depOts. =. 49,. v.x< =.
Express trains West arrive IN NewforS a.
Ia l. sdGL e G Gsa sGo T. ao1 r y A
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ GREAT f HtHEhk nHiA'i iKuNK LINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

albany BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-Pal-
~ ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND lea'e
every week day at y. u from Pier IL N IL, toos VI
Canalst ,..
Ire ght received until the hour OF departure.
NJ ..nNyItu LIN .-FavOritc inside kontc.
~ Fares reinced To Boston -. Worcester - so Nor.
Nrh 81 Is; London. 81 40 Corresponding reuctnt
10 ali points Fast steamers CITY OF WORCESTER tlli
or BhSIoN AMI CITY or LAWRENCE leave Per 81 .o.l
NUMBER foot Of Watts next pier above pesDOsse~~
erry) daily sundays excepted, al p m 49, ,,,.nv A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
y .NTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkS.l


Time Iabc Of UeuOoer IL, les.. . ..,
For PHILADELPHIA ana IKEN ION' ~ DY'IA
Brook Route. l. $50. >, ii H. ~ ~ ~
5 80 : So II y. IL. SUNDAYS 1t L. > 40 d I-' ''sV'
IRAN, leaving at 4. 80, II a. m, 80, a. 80,
80 connection for l.. diins hAT'sos's'
fvttsy.lle, etc., a. Tor LtAe Hopaicons' 1I'sN.
BrtLch,ul, Allentown. Nauch Chunk, Reading i''''
burg. ,tc SUNDAY Easton. ,....,,,
80 Tor TX. uolalc'n S' Eastoh bet"-~"N"-
80 a. M Tor EastSn Beth, hem Allentown Mau.h
Ihunk Wtkesbarro =, rantOn x siIng. Haf'oGis rus
Vile IamAlua. Suamokiu SunouIy, Le"isouis "'''S"@
ana | 30 d m for Eas on. Bethlch III, AIe"IoNa'
MauCh Chunk. Reading IarTiUu =. &c - ,,..h
8 a. d. IN iOr E.ston Bethlehem, Allentown 'l"'~'
Chunk Wtkcsblrre, scranton. IamtQGt >hdhoNtAt ,..
80 y. m FOR Lake HopdIeong. i-ASIoh' bV'I'S''~'
5 IS p m Tor Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Meuea
thunA Milkestarre. heading Harrisburg ele- v" 80"
90 : Is, II Is a. M, / 90 90, 80. rs p NJ
SUNDAYS d 90 o 90 m. FOR Red Bank, Long Branch.
(hsbury rark Iroye, except sunda5sb Pon'
T. ; is a M, l 90. 4 80 p. N. for LAKEWOOD.
a. IN, i % ,. m. Tor Beach Haven. Atlantic CITY.
90. 90 IS, II Is a. m, 90, go so. rs
D. III. Freehold. -, .
4 oo, 6 90, : IS. IL 10 II As a. m, 200. 4 90,
co. ) 70, rs p. N. sundays zoo, 90 a. %. Tor
NEW-JEKSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
PIER 3. y. H.
A n. n, Highlands, Brlghf, Long bthca
Atlantic IL ands, Lakewood, Manchester, Ions kNef
Hdinegdt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
WI GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. .


IS a. N. Rochester aud Mo0tre4 EAp.ess, .qis"h3
. 70 a ann m tho FAMOUS CHICAGO limited com.
rost exclusively Buffet smoking car dining car draw
Ing room sleeping cars. for Albany, ues Syfaeuse
1' >f"r. Buffalo, rre cleveland ana Aocuo' arriving
10 80 . m, Chicago Express. dra"ngrcom cars 70
Cansndaigua and Rochester . >,...- ,-
III 30 a. m. Western New YORK and Northern Express.
"s ~ " Ms Am Troy and Utica special, with draw.
In. Connects If0N i'tr Saratoga.
4 o. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. .,. -
ID. Chicago, nittfl dtu ls'nl> ~
MOS with Ii epng cars N.agaa Falls BufilQ' Sns-
pension Bridge. Cleveland Cincinnati lndidnalOs, ~
Louis. Toledo, Lerolt and Chicago. Dnins'cdf Ne"-loS
Albany. , ,..,., rx,.oss ,,ur Sloan
Ing cars 10 Montreal Via Rouse Point an
Ma ST. Adams. sunday tain does not run "ess VI
O n m Spec'aI Sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 A. m.
Pnralo IS m. and Cleveland ~ Is D. NJ next DAY D.,
t.J Is D. NJ Pacl0c Express. with sleeping cars lOf
ia Is cleveland. Toledo. Detroit lnd Chicago Sleeping
c1rs TO CLAYTON vi, ticS daily eNc"Df saturday =,
II is D. M. Night Express with sleeping cars 20 -.
tay and Troy Connects with the morning trains or tns
West S,ratgl Lake George and Tor ne NoFth 1eh
ecpt Saturday n'ght) 49,. ,...,.. ....
m sale At Grand Central Depo, t3 49, and 9+2 pr ima
10 Park Place 7 Battery Place G2 West lSoth s. ana
Mott Haven station l@Sih St.. Hew YORK Wa,n neN,
and 1870 fulton BrooRlyn and ~ Fourth e. u'aIs
Wcstcotrs Express call cheek baggage ron
"o' min daiIy others daily except Sunday .S,op a;
Not, Haven station d3sth-s-, ,,o..,--
Genera Superintendent. General Passenger Ages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave
~ 2y.st minutes earlier than tim" shown Irnu
Cham local trains leave 23dst from W ~ "n'
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02
A Grand Record.

We call your attention TO the adyer-
tisement of remedy which has stood the
test of more than half century with in
creasing popularity, and is universally
admitted to have no equal as a remedy for
the cure of diseases originating in disOr-
dered Liver, such as Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Constipation. Headaeh, Collie, etc.
Simmons Liver Regulator is simple and
harmless, purely vegetable, and can be
safely and adyantageously used under any
circumstances. 1t acts mildly and effect
ually and is especially valuable as Fam
lily Medicine, which position it holds in so
many homes. We do not know anothe
preparation which can bring forward such
those holding the highest official and So
cial position. Keep Simmons Liver Regu-
lator in the house and it will reduce your
doctors bill and insure your families
health and happiness.
II seems strange, but 1t Is nevertheless
true that the world contains people who
try TO initiate, counterfeit or substantiate
something else for genuine, meritorous
article, even to the extent of making a
spurious medicine, risking life and health
and it behooyes everyone to look that
they buy only the genuine. Zeilin & Co,
have used the precaution to put on the
front'of each wrapper their trademark of
o z entwined around the mortar, and on
the side the signature of J. II. Zcilin& Co.
in red ink. Frauds should always be de-
nounced and the true remedies upheld
Dec. 1.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

1t is said that during his recep-
lion at Nashville, while many
poorly dressed people, evidently
farmers and working men and wo-
men, were passing before him, Mr.,
Cleveland administered a singing
rebuke to a number of welldressed
people who having been presented
stepped back of him and were max
ing unkind remarks touching the
personal appearance of those pass
ing III front Hearing the remarks
and laughter the President said;
''rhese good people are here out Of
respect to me. l am not willing
for you to make sport of them. II
is not right" The laughter and
comment ceased.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02
DON'T

let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is slight thing. But ii
may run into catarrh. Or into
pneumonia. Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneu-
monia is dangerous. Consumption
is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must
be kept healthy and clear of all OBJ
structions and offensive matter.
Otherwise there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts,
head, nose, throat, bronchial tubes
and lungs, can be delightfully."- and
entirely cured by the use of Bos-
chee's German Syrup. If you
don't know this already, thousands
and thousands of people can tell
you. They have been cured by it,
and know how it is, themselves"
Bottle only75 cents. Ask your
druggist 1
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

A farmer in Armstrong county
was recently made the victim of
the wiles of travelling sharper.
This farmer does not take news
paper, in fact, thinks they cost too
much and are of no account any
way. He is, therefore, not as we'll
posted Gu the current events of the
day as hsaight be. A few days
ago, while hard ,-.=-----ss-'.----''-
a well dressed Stranger rode mp to
the fence, dismounted and walked
lover to where his innocent victim
was working.
aGood morning, sill" sad tne
stranger as he came up. Hard a.
work. [ see. Well, its nice weather
, for the farmers isn't itY'
81 low it is" responded tn
: farmer, and then he eyed the stran
ger rather. suspiciously.
d 81 want to show you some spec
: linens of fine sheep" began tn
man. unfolding an album in who
g were some handsome photograph
+ of the mutton tribe. Here al
e, the photographs of our stock
r. he continued. "Just look at thl
OF will your and the farmer = y
I'd next minute was admiring q n
picture.
If The unsuspecting farmer W
d. never reads the papers, usually
On lects one of the lot, and upon !
ht. representation of the stranger u
nd the sheep from which the pho
for graph was taken would be shipr
lis, him at once, persuaded him to mt
les a purchase, He was to pay SO
sad it and the stranger wanted $40 u
the the purchase in order that the ST.
rgs man who raised it would feel
dg- iyfed to ship it The farmer 7
led, over tho $40 and the stranger
|n parted.
bet, and will no doubt conhna nus
rait for many moons yet--hi'
ling Free Press.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

One of the persons intimately
connected with the defense of the
anarchists case places the total OF
the amounts already paid out on
behalf of the defense at s33,540.
It Is said that the fees for the New
York counsel have not yet been
paid This, together with what
viii be paid to Capt Black and
Mr.. Solomon for the work done
since the last payment, viii make
a grand total of not less than s40,-
600.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Tie next house Of congress will
consist Of i6S Democrats, l53 Re
publieans and 4 Independents.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

The tobacco crop is said to be
short and lovers Of the weed may
loakout for an advance in prices.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

The agent for the Louisiana lot
sery al Dallas. has been indicted
for selling tickets
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

The Southern Pacific Railway
Company. IT is reported. will soon
..~isna their line II Golisd.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

The products Of the orchards and
rinernrds q California for tins
year are valued at sIS,0O0,0OO.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Congress is about TO 60 to work
for the session. and the usual
scrsnbie for Office is now at its
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

A cyclone at Mineola Saturday
night blew down several houses,
killing and wounding a number Of
persons.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Twenty gamblers have been sent
20 the poor farm al San Antonio,
70 work out their terms of impris-
nnInenf.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

bzz1e oat u prsetioal operation,
arf Ehis fact EiB hsye % he aseer-
s.nsl - experiment Bach an
ess--.snsaf Fil - made hoEeFer,
lsiae =. 80 teeiTe a9ufas. 3
gaef formed zith
ssset ss..iiai 3 e.FfT tae ques-
ton f-sFos ii.e b0ald- = esperi-
saeai 80 tie result all b. swat
8 zifL - sinal interest for Il
g,s.saisss - - ~ farming I'aint IN
srisis.issling 5 most important az
riaaii1rsi - ssn a. nanufactur-
- ia.iazssy. AbefiHBing isaEing
ii.sel .sn.le Is vii taks s namber
= yesrs - isring he sorghum sH-
81 iuiasanF e . Islint shers II
"a - a any sense a. important
eas.siia.r : Il s.lflss'r cane o. beet
sar Essn - hsseto dis
e'.sss ~ 1.E1'staI.leness q iis eul-
ssssoa an4 II sdueaied IA tie
s.rf snd saaai ersnosaisal nethoa
q eaitase. 3 osrI,s II expert ssgar-
1sakeze ~ hsse 70 - trained.
lzcisrias sree1ea nsehinery i'm
gsosa aa.d adafaaa % obtaining
81 i.ssl sas3lis. an1 IL fact, the
ss prszosss a building up q
So zll1zstzs niI haEe % BE- car
ried forHarf - progressive steps.
l,sfase d. snoeessful experiment
- Eazz Ae1ss i,soomes q practical
1e.liiy IS de iaduzlFis. history Of
- oeaafry. :. l. Shipping list
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Atlanta. Ga, voted on the ques-
ton Of prohibition last Saturday,
and the ants carried the day By
shout 1000 votes.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02
GoIdihwaIre GIeaniugs.

From The NIountaineer.l
The walls of the jail are going
up rapidly and if the iron work
causes no delay the building will
soon be completed.
rhe matter of providing an or
gan for the Methodist Sunday
school has assumed a business
phase.
The young gentlemen of Goldth-
waite speak of organizing a club to
give an exhibition during Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. Daniel Thornton, an intelli-
gent gentleman from Tennessee,
has arrived in Goldthwaite with
the intention of making this sec
ton his future home. His family
will arrive in a few days.
J Two Surveys have recently been
made from Gainesville In the direc-
ltion of San Saba, one passing near
ilLometa and the other near Minor
Goldthwaite might if these surveys
mean anything, keep watch ane
n
offer inducements to bring the Cot
ION Belt hitherward.
Our county affairs are claiming
/ the attention of citizens. This l
t rs il should be. Every person II
: terested in the county governmer
d should let his voice be heard CaI
: tious criticism is easy and OF ilttl
moment, but candid comment upo
the administration of public ma
:. tiers Is right and proper.
= The accomplished Miss Fam
81 smythe left Goldthwaite last "a
Al urday for San Saba, her new hon
: since the marriage of her moth'
Several of the young gentlemen
onr town look sad and defect
u over her departure.
VI The type manipulation in this
Nee and the accomplished attei
n at the Red Store, were out
Assum hunt Saturday mig
kacious cannes, Pluck I
1t were depended upon
4 marsupiate MANN
Rend their enert
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

The small boy and his cigarette
set fse To cotton stored on the
wharf At Mckinney, Sunday morn
ing. Loss fifty bales.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

The agent for the Louisiana iot-
sery al Dallas. has been indicted
for selling tickets
The Southern Pacific Railway
Company. IT Is reported. will soon
srisna their line To Goliad.
The products of the orchards and
riuevards Il California for tins
year are valued at sIS,0O0,0OO.
Tie next house Of congress will
consist Of i6S Democrats, l53 Re
publicans and 4 Independents.
The tobacco crop is said to be
short and lovers Of the weed may
lookout for an advance in prices
Congress is about TO go TO work
for the session. and the usual
scramble for Office is now at its
A cyclone at Mineola Saturday
night blew down several houses,
killing and wounding a number OF
persons
Twenty gamblers have been sent
10 the poor farm al San Antonio.
70 work out their terms of impris-
Onment
Atlanta, Ga, voted on the ques-
ton Of prohibition last Saturday,
and the sntis carried the day By
shout 1000 votes.
The small boy and his cigarette
set fse to cotton stored on the
wharf az Mckinney, Sunday morn
ing. Loss fifty bales
Evangelist Burnet and John S.
Bonner, the only original Kalam-
ity. have started & new weekly pa
per al Tyler. called the Record.
Il may achieve success
Much interest is being manifest
Cd at Fort Worth in the new pro-
cess Of sorghum sugar making, and
the talk il. that q plant viii short
u be established in that city.
Several expert architects have
seen employed 10 examine the part
e new capitol building which
= be dangerous and report
Their work viii be-
eeIo is to have electric
fire association has also
I N organized with a capital OF
M 200. q charter viii be applied
aud a 100 acre tract purchased
proved at once.
Zones S. Hamilton charged
murder of Roderick Dhu
the prohibition editor a
kss-, last spring. was de
he lower courts nns
of Appeals has al
sion.
i lucrative ofhc
self. is til
zoe court 1
zen annui
900
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Evangelist Burnet and John S.
Bonner, the only original Kalam-
iiy. have started new weekly pa
per al Tyler, called the Record.
II may achieve success
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Much interest is being manifest
Cd at Fort Worth in the new pro
cess Of sorghum sugar making, and
the talk Is, that plant viii short
II be established in that city.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Several expert architects have
seen employed to examine the part
e new capitol buiIding which
= be dangerous and report
Their work will be-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

For further information address
JANIS . 49, A., Pass.Agt.
Galveston
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

GEE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ
'- VIA THIS ROUTE.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-02

Homes S. Hamilton charged
A,uuraer Of Roderick Dhu
.he prohibition editor at
Sss-, last spring, was de-
HE lower courts and
I Of Appeals has at
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-19
From Farm Ridge.

Delayed-The cyclonic snow storm of
the season, until after Thanksgiving, and
then you may expect something of a disa-
greeable nature, for we are, according to
predictions, to have a siege never before
known.
Off to see his,-well, friends, II you
choose, went Prof. Smith and has he re-
turned? The last we saw of him the fast
West bound on the Rock Island was taking
him to unknown parts,-bu bad penny
always returns Examine the pulse of the
school board, Notwithstanding the professor
was justified in his course as he had full.
filed his part as to his understanding. So
consider we having been acquainted with
the gentleman number OF years.
As to our new railroad, there may be a
branch extended from Ripley via this place
and northwsrd to Lake Superior where the
company anticipate an immense traffic to
the copper regions. Should the road be-,
according to plan of survey, Diagonal Az
enue will very probably be closed and the
dry goods house of Coles 81 Co. tnrned end
for end and the school man find boarding
quarters somewhere on the Vermillion.
That job of paperlng at the school house
is sufficient evidence of the hand of
genius, for it lie, as the pupils of the school
SLY "Okey."
Should a fellow desire to know the time
of day, and should meet Joe LcLaughin,
he would be amazed upon the exhibition
of that gold watch.
Miss Annie Human Is, we learn, to
teach In the district north of us. Having an
excellent record as teacher, we doubt not
as to the result of the Forthcoming term.
One of our city school teachers, having
laid aside his official capacity as a magis
trate, cane in hand moves east to take upon
himself the ludicrous position of pedago-
que. Success to him.
To the city of Ottawa for the winter. to
the better advantages of school, for their
children will probably move Mr.. A. W.
Griffith.
Very much to the qualification Of Mr..
John Miller came brother of his, whom
he had not seen for years. 1t Is exceed
ingly pleasant to meet ones congenial
friends. ALIAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-11-19

The most difficult problem the jenkins
of the society column finds staring him In
the face Is to keep up with the procession
Of new colors that are constantly appearing,
and more especially to keep up with the
new names For instance shade OF
gray that has been, In Its day, London
smoke, sea fog, elephants breath and cold
gray Is the same hue that the clerk offered
to the young lady who asked for "subdued
mouse color" saying 1.-THE subdued mouse
Is out, but the enraged rat color may do"
This same shade Is now known anew as
"retrospection." SO many yards of retro
spection, perfectly plain, are sold, and
few yards of retrospection, Illuminated by
flights of velvet swallows darting across Its
surface, go with II for the still favorite
fashion of side panels or the newer Car
nellie fronts. What these birds represent,
whether flights of fancy or brilliant
thoughts, the manufacturer does not say ;
neither does he Indicate II the color depicts
the retrospection of the ancient maiden or
of the confiding husband who loaned his
check. book to his wife as she started out
on her shopping tour. The names Of many
Of the new oolors are anything but nice, If
not in some cases repulsive. Still, "Beef
blood (sang de boeuf), and "nymph's leg"
(jambe de nymphe), are rather pretter than
tobacco juice brown" "gangrene," or inca
sely pink" They are confusing however.
An old lady was recently looking for light
shade of brown. she knew what she
wanted bat the name had fled from her
tongues end, so she asked the clerk for
something the color of clam fritters." A
woman in glove store who wanted the off
white hue called putty color" described it
as being the "shade of cold veal" A third
woman ratified the clerks by asking for
pleurisy blue.